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Looks amazing! Reminds me of a funny reddit thread about a man who built a fiber optic star ceiling for his daughter. The top comment was "First child?". :) ht
by solfox 11mo ago
Looks amazing! Reminds me of a funny reddit thread about a man who built a fiber optic star ceiling for his daughter. The top comment was "First child?". :)
https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY/comments/8g8pce/fiberoptic_star_ceiling_in_my_daughters_nursery/ https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY/comments/8g8pce/fiberoptic_star...
- Brajeshwar 11mo agoAnd then the things you do to redeem your guilt for the second child is a whole interesting area.
- random_moonwalk 11mo agoThat's what the drum machine module is for.
- sroussey 11mo agoAnd then they give up by the fourth. Guess which one I was, lol.
- Bengalilol 11mo agoHi Brajeshwar (back to the old flashcoders days). Children grow up and in the end you get the full orchestra ^^
- Brajeshwar 11mo agoThose were the days. It was blunt, wild, and erratic but we had fun.
- solfox 11mo agoWhen I first saw the starfield post, I had one kid. I was building her all sorts of cool stuff: brio table, custom childrens book, etc. So naturally, I disbelieved the assertion that my second child would get anything less than my first. Alas, the insight is spot on - for all your good intentions, the second child gets shafted. I think it's just one of those things you have to experience to get it.
- gwbas1c 11mo agoDon't assume: Could be an only child, or the spouse is stay-at-home, or the author has family wealth and doesn't need a full time job.
- prodigycorp 11mo agocould also be the first child ;)
- random_moonwalk 11mo agoCan confirm, they're my first child
- giancarlostoro 11mo agoor literally none of those options
- waitwot 11mo ago[dead]
- hnlmorg 11mo agoI do get your sentiment, but you could have picked some better examples: > Could be an only child In which case, odds are that they're also the first child ;) > or the spouse is stay-at-home Which is a full-time job in itself > or the author has family wealth and doesn't need a full time job. which is far far less likely than the assumption you're rebuttelling